Translations for „dullard“ in the English » German Dictionary

dull·ard [ˈdʌləd, Am -ɚd] N pej dated

dullard

Dummkopf m pej

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English

Hill walking might once have seemed like something your old geography teacher would do: a middle-aged pastime for nature-loving dullards.

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He was an average student; not very bright, not a dullard either.

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The big problem with naming names in 1991 was that the dullness was so general that singling out individual dullards for punishment seemed unfair.

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Basically, you get back exactly what you put into the experience, which is great for smart, creative players, not so much for unimaginative dullards.

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The former are just bad people/poor journalists, the latter are just dullards.

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Dullard participates in a unique phosphatase cascade regulating nuclear membrane biogenesis, and that this cascade is conserved from yeast to mammals.

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You feel such a dullard saying things like "innovative bass playing", but it really is - counterpoints all over the place.

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My hat is off to you, you bunch of dullards.

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A dullard of a roasted chicken could have come from dozens of other, lesser restaurants.

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Or are the players dullards, and impossible to teach?

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